- History of the Main Product Supply since 2004 Athens
See the table? Actually, Panasonic is going to deliver the biggest product supply in our sponsorship history for the London 2012 Olympic Games. Using our equipment, even perhaps the smallest drop of sweat from the athletes in a large stadium can be conveyed clearly from the large-screens, making you feel like you are alongside the athletes in the Games. Aside from the audio-visual systems that have been installed in the stadiums, Panasonic has also supported various broadcast equipment and systems. That way, if you are watching the Games on TV, you will definitely be listening to Panasonic's great sound system or watching images from our visual systems at the venue or on television broadcasts.
Where is Panasonic?
LED Large Screens
In the London 2012 Olympic Games, 45 units, 1,730㎡ LED large screens have been installed.
- Beach Volleyball
- Track Cycling
- 103 inch Plasma System Display in Wrestling Stadium
20,000 Lumens Projector
A minimum size and maximum brightness DLP(R) projector in industry, all packed in one. In London 2012, these DLP projectors (PT-DZ21K and PT-DS20K) will not be in the spotlight but definitely producing the light, taking part in the opening ceremony! Exciting right?
Security Cameras
More than 2,500 security camera units will support the safety of the competition management.
HD Video Conference Equipment
High-definition video conferencing system using the Internet which Panasonic is proud of, has been installed in various locations. They will be utilized for public viewing events, for networking event with schools around the world and for staff meetings.
LED Large Screens in Legacy
In the United Kingdom outside London, large LED screens have been installed for public viewing. The Olympic Games will be televised also on these screens.
Panasonic's Large Screens Will Bring the Excitement to the Public
Sharing the Passion with Panasonic!
Next, will introduce our advertisements which you'll only be able to see during this Olympic season. Don't miss it.
(Reported by Satoe and Cathy, editor of Panasonic News Portal)
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